Controversy over church influence and faith in Contemporary Review
The piece critiques Arnold and Anna for defending Protestant and Anglican forms while opposing Roman Catholic endowment in Ireland. It questions public funding for churches, praises Nonconformist simplicity, and mocks Ultral Montanism. The Contemporary Review discussion covers future punishment, metempsychosis, and moral interpretation beyond NT authority, with reviews of Johnson, religion and music criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Arnold
Church of England
Church of Rome
Ireland
Anna
Lord Granville
Milton
Eliza Cook
Contemporary Review
Christ
Peek
Johnson
Boswell
Symseers
Arthur Russell
Mr. Gladstone
Hutton
G. Vance Smith
Hermann Adler
Goldwin Smith
Edmund Gurney
Haweis
July Magazines Review Highlights and Critiques
Temple Bar, Mirth, Golden Hours, and Evangelical Magazine featured with extended notices of Lord Ferrers' Life Mrs Thrale Piozzi's Life Barton Booth and Queen Anne's Actors and several art and literature essays. The piece surveys reviews on Burne Jones Moore cabinets and notes Scottish church growth while critiquing charity reform and praising missionary reports and practical imagination essays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Bar
Lord Ferrers
Quarterly Review
Julia Kavanagh
Pomeroy Abbey
Daisy Miller
Steele
Addison
China
Hunt
Eadie
Proctor
Dr. Palmer
Dr. Field
Scotland
8. C. Hall
Charity Organisation Society
Barnardo
Finlayson
Congregationalist
E. R. Barrett
Shanghai
Chronicle
The
London Missionary Society
Griffith John
Evangelical
Watson Smith
W. Guest
Gardener’s Magazine
Vatican Law of Guarantees Debate and German Vatican Tensions
The papal inquiry into the Law of Guarantees limits the Pope’s income use to non spiritual gains, while a German Vatican dispute unfolds. The Pope seeks reconciliation with Germany, but Ultramontane leaders refuse Bismarck’s bloc, denouncing state education and calling for repeal of Falck laws.
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Tri
Pope
Itaty
Liberté
Vatican
Germany
Bismarck
Prince Bismarck
Jean